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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

RESOLUTIONS ADoPTKD II TIE DIyuIoS
AND ADHESION ooNvHNTIoN
OF DAKOTA.

RESOLUTIONS KDoPTKD Bx TIE pEyuIoS
And ADHESION ooNvHRTIoH
OF DAKOTA.
HuRoz (Dak.), Jnly 1.-THE follow
ine Il q synopsis ef the resolutions
adopaeA By The Division and Admission
Convention;
"Ws are unAltsEably opposed 10 ths
admiaziou a. whole. We oeelaEe for
division on the seventh standard par
allel. We urge the Importance Of = full
vste on this question"
It afirms che right Of The people
about 10 be admitted 70 the Uni0n TO
Designate thsir State boundaries. sab
ieot 10 uodiAeatton by Congress. viii
their osnssnt and consideration 70 unite
In Debating the division In neoordance
With @ plan sabmitted b. a. aet Of the
Territorial Legislature 70 the Suffrage
Of the people In N0vembeF, 1881.
eve protest. agAtnst the tyranny Of
/ Congress IN rsfusing admission and ap-
peal 20 the peOpls Of the Onion foT sap
poEs. We aDpFove the eG0rts Of Senator
Dawes anA Others % secure ths opeuine
Of the great sioax reservation and ask
TIE Prssident sud the Secretary Of tha
I IntsgioR 10 Eslonmend 70 C01Gre@ tbe
passage Of . aeenuFe prcviding tor ths
openina b ssSssemen4 OF the re@cxva-
! t1on"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15
EDUCATORS In SESSION.
Ownership OF the Denver q
Rio Grande Q Matter
Of surmise.
Review Of Pnzssaris System Of lnoea
Iatien-Ran of the Bastils-0f In
tsrest 20 MaRinsrs-Rumersd
Bid for Land.
RKyIsW on xH1 nxRunx o. Emn nxnno
PRoEIA INVESTIGATIONS CotnfB
nIuM 70 RamxEaMnHx.

RKyrsw on xR1 nxEunx o. Emn nxnno
PEoHIA INVESTIGATIONS CotnB
nIuH 70 RAnEE4NnNx.
PznAnzERHrA. July 1A.-Ths Messsa
Eessss h ID issne q thia reek, viii con.
tatn Q leaGthy Abairaet Of The xeporl
greaenlaa 10 RaRilsmen1 Lest week b
the British eouEliziem appeinted lnsl
yeaE - Inquire lnto 3. Ras1eaEaE treat
neat Of kydgoph0hiA Prem this ab-
straea ths fullswiDa Il tAknni
n nay henoa bs deemed certain thai
u. Paslenx has discovered 3 mslhod Of
protection from rabies compatible with
that which vaccination ahnrds against
inlection from smallpox, Il would be
dlngnlt 10 over estimate the importance
Of the discovery. whether fos ID practi.
eAl utility o. for ihg nppiication 70 gen
eEal pathology. Il shows . new method
Of inooalation, OF, ~ II. RasisuF some
times calls Il vaoainaaion, Ne like Of
Whieh may become posBibis 10 employ
for The prosaosinn Of both man and do
mestie animals agAlnni Others Of the
most intense kinda ef vlrus. The duFa-
ten Of im@unity conferred BY innocn-
lAtion Y nos yet determined, but daring
the tvC years that have passed since u
vas hrst proved. there has been no tn
oieations Of ils being limited.
The Committee thinks Il Il, therefore,
certain that ths inogulasiona pgacfioed
By II. PasteuR have prevented she CO.
c1rrenee Of hydrophobia IN large pro-
portion Of those who, II they had NOT
been % inosulated. woold have died
Of that disease, and bis discovery shows
that Il may be possible 70 arrest. By In
oculation, evsn aftsr infection, other
diseases besides hydrophobia. His re-
searches have also added very largely 10
the knowledge Of tbs pathology Of by
drephobiA end supplied sure means Of
Determining whether aa animal which
has oiUd undeR suspicious OF rabies Was
really aHsueed With the disease OF not.
The Medical Nftcs says editcKially:
The report Of the British Hydrophebia
Commission constitutes the ahlest de-
fense Of n. PasteuR's method which /
has yet been made, and u is Q cause for
oonRfatulation thai men % competent
TO observe facts aad weigh evidences have
bean able, after full tnvestiga tton. 10
reach Q unAnim0as conclusion as 10 the
value Of the system Of ID.
Of Pasteur.S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

DEs MorxEa uOwA). Jaiy l2.-In re-
Wonss - eAh fek ffoascltaon St4.e
esTV1ufion ths dslagaias mt in this
80 thts afteRno0n. Ths ugnai sem-
saIlsaea we're appstnte4. and The shisf
- waa tAs 1amination Of 9 sez1e
tiskas ana ths adopeien q platform.
Ths followtzR were toe nozinslaoas'
Fog Gessrnor, n. g. FarnhaD; fof Liza
1900 GoVoxnor, Mr.. Willi8m q Ca1-
we1i. far 8nparznisn6az3 of Pnblis In.
ssreesi1n. Pfuf. slephsn Fsii0WA.
Ia piatfegm pr0sf1ea Ter eepAE4sl
palisisal eeai09 In de4aana VITA ~
| liauas txA6le. fsIof1 t6e rs41seio1 q
/ uansanzaR satea - I've eenS . ME -
vsFs shs exeahlimhmsDa of postal @xanGl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15
SEATTLE, ". T. FRIDAY MORNING, July l5 1887.

esaees1ag rut caits asw eoEplsxisn
. the tTHnssnntlnenaai nituatic1.
49a A19AiBe1 eowpMHy ear e4gtly lay
s1izo S1il alunG sAe DGnx9R and Rio
6Mn4s roul8 fEou tha eoandary lins 10
Uz1em N leM fhaa 81 Dcnfha, en6 Win
- ooDFlesioa 0f TIE lina fFum Geas
Oly % ooloEa1o sBxinas, no1 IN e1eras
a. e1zslFuefisH. wo1ld have 3 ecnt1nu-
eH8 llne fFum O181n b hnnsas Oe1y. o..
AealA I'd OhlnaEa. e. eel - nAoEt
psaes estwssn Ozaen an9 DeupeR. Ths
eemplaaiol of tha road wsuld virtuAliy
We41 akeeAeF tEa1seoukinsntal line, end
aHotheF eompotiaoE in The freight bnni-
ns@ oEtainntina ID Colesm4o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

nArInoAp MEN ooarfATua cvEA TEB
pEv1 AID so dRkMpE

eAn FnAxcnoo. July lL-Ths mos1
fruitfui uabssos for dissagsi0a sDonR
railroad men a. prsssn1. N TIE Owner-
Ship Il ths Denvsr and BE 0rande.
Tka western Denver and Rio GFan6e
sysesm cunatsas Of two poFtlcns. cue Of
then known - The DsnxsF 4 kio
0rands, proper, uhiie tAa othsg is
known 60 The Denvss a Rio Grade
WastaE1. The latter lima Knna fro@
OzAsn 70 tks boundary lins of Uteh
TeExfaoFy, distance of ab0at $40 miles.
It h mid thAt PAlmeE, ez-Prasidsui
of sbs rod. he's lsaeiy soid oz1 he h
sarwsa 70 the Ahehisoas Topeka a 81nta
"a b. uhnn ia viii ba epasalo6 as 9
sontin a&fioB q Ne C111Rndo Mfdlan6
Rad, IN esarns Of eoBEtrnsticn fFonE
0oiarada Springs 70 LsA4ville. h
AAehissn eompany b bsiI8lng Ne read
With the de9tRm 400. q b saa1s e 60
naesinR with Tia Denver 4 k4o 8rnndI
western, 81 The Utah hna. ThtI Infer
snes rsoaiSs6 aeaeEal ere3s1o8 II o.
! 4sa and DsnvsF, and e tEee wtli IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

pr4rSBuao-vAEHrxosoa.


RAsHEN0ToR. Jnly 1A.-Today's Piits
burg Washington game vas decidedly
Of the machine order. and In but few
instances ala The 5000 spectators dis.
| play more than lanRuid interest in the
play. hot weathaF afflicted the play.
ers and the only brilliant feature Waa
q oBe-handed catch By Myers of an ap-
palenlly safe bat back Of the second
base. Pitchers, WhitmoEs ana Morris;
catchers, Mack and OaFroll. Score:
Washington, 8; PitssbuFR. 8.
soS7oE-pETAoE1.
BosToz, 1uly l4.-Ths Deazuits, by
heavy batting. won the game in the arst
three innings today, and BY RAGGED
fielding nearly lost 10 In the ninth,
when . hit By wise would have tied the
soora. TWiteheii pitched In great form,
and received perfect support mp 90 the
ninth inning. The attendance vas e000.
Pitchers. RAdboarne and Twitehell;
oatoheEA, Day and Ganxell. Score:
Boston 4. Detroits Z.
0sRezNAAx4, July lA--Cireinnati, 5;
Athletics, 2.
LoUHv1LE. July li.-Louisvllle. Q;
Metsop0litsns. 10.
OLgvnLANp, July H.-Baltimore, 5;
Cleveland, 2.
81. LoUla. July H.-st. Louis. 6;
Broeklyps 4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15
FAkE eF TRE RAsFnR.


o41Ar pK11oN8xAxEoE ~ RARB-o1UT m
sT0REB N TMz KvKxTRa ATTN
Mu1R RRAR % xn0rHzz.
Pass. Jaly M.-2 D. m.-Thna far ihs
fall ef he BAstile las heen commenO-
rated vifh great dsmonstrations, bat all
was Of an enkiFely peacsfnl natuFe.
Numbers ef The Paariosic League and
otheR Associations, with banRsrs and
uumpeAsrs. marched past the staiute of
otra3b1ra and 1spoeilsd apon u eolos-
sal memorial orownA A. this va done
there waee q few cries from the pgoaes-
sion Of "Hiye Ia EranoAp "Vive IA Re
p1bliQ1e@ and ~ViVo u BoulAnHsRF'
haf there were no attempts a. disorder.
NOMozE Kmkn1 on TBoUEEH.
In TIE evening Preaidsnt Grsvy and
- ministry wsrs crested with seme
isolated cries Of "Vivo B0nlanRaR" and
''Eeaiann and fsw hissss and on their
afFival 10 the L1n0chsmps 10 wiinsss the
Eeview the cries Of "ViVa La Bspahai-
CUE" dominated and the people seemed
generally disRossd 10 b friendly. The
Esliev Of troops pan8ed OF without In
eideak It vas witnessed hy an i'm
men1s but orderly crowd which chssred
the troops heartily. TIE march hrst BE-
Ran a. l:le .. n. and vas Aniahsd at
so. The PFe9idsaf and QAbinsa then
rstnFned 70 Paris. The populaos this
evening Ia calm and ell feaKs Of disoE-
der have vanished.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

osE-Ax OxFpMKD HIvKa vTNAI-
u ErNSts. vim mca1EfsG e iaasaE1 ~ 3 1,
4 saisahis rsVsrs ~ - pats - Ssss,sz . q
tAa aMSa w.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15
Travellers Life and Accident.

G.r-~.s AssaAs.a
oooa anssss.e o 0essooo sarpsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

or inside cltv 90 on farm prep
eyty, nc o per cent. interest and
arnall conaFnission.
txss KINNRAR nRoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

haakA dsslassa tAaa puhlis ianas shonld
- raasKved fuf aalaal aattlemanL fascFs
wo1a1 suffrage, insists apo1 TIE 60
f1res@ant n al ssAools q he iaw pro-
vt9isg for tsaeAina ske aaeetH Cf aleo-
eolle hqaoEs upon tho huna1 gyseem.
@0d aovoenfeH q fHEtAeF anenamsnf %
- psss.na psshiellosy lAw 70 @Aks 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

CANAJoHARTn. July lA.--A careful -
view of the hop prospects In the No
hawk valley, shows that 90 yea no lice
OF conBeQusnea have appoare1, ana The
vines look deeidediy healthy and plom.
lsana. The hops are Eipantna 1e0neH
than usual, and will need picking h
two weeks. The general proepeots are
foE only one third os the avsFaao erup,
because Of the yards oblilerated and The
Eavagos Of the lice laEt yeaF. Twenty
cents per pound h being offered for The
prospective crop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

Nrw Yeas, Ialy 1.-The formal noti-
naaaion q Is sxeommante1i1ea -
1flnrnaan b Ga Rev. ME. Mel3lymn. q
- eonsaInad q 3 ra9is1sEsd lst1as,
whish has bssa dstainsa - Bsookiyn
pnal0lAss aanes 5uiy ssh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

81. Logm. July AR. I. Oouan, So
pfosne keopeR of Records aud seals q
lhe KNIGHTS Of Pythins, dlod heFo 10
eay. Robt. 7. CowAn was harn IN
slaunlon, Va, In 1850. He FspEsaantsa
Virginia In She secession convenaiam,
and 81 10 The Oonfodsrats Oong4am.
he vas elected ynaee of The Equity
Oo0rt In Kansas City after tha var.
BE vas . Royal Arch Maa0n and an
Odd Fellow Of high staneing. He
leaves wife and three ehildgon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

EL PAao lIexAsls Sniy IA.-A Snm-
nary Of the tmpogaatsons from MsEiee
in ths szsasms dislFio1 q Paso DEL
Nor1s dnFinz ne AssAi year onding
Jane %, 1881, gives ths t0tal valus q
pFeesoas mstala imported. h f0u1d
1000, % ha 81, ,e0oW0-a falling 81
Of $4,000 fFom ths pxeyious ysAt. Ise
imnsrts were ailseF hnllion ex0o0ooo,
eIlvsF eoln (Hsxionnl ee.O00o, gola
hulIi0u 9G0oogo, aol4 ecln tMex1o4nl
go cor. sllVsE oss eamoeoo. This b Q
1scIasas q e2W0O - hsxioan aivef
eofn over ths pssvioga yeAR, 81 lncseass
81 ef0an0 Il aIsssF b1siiun, el00.09 h
Nsxisaa aoid eofn. snA 8l1Oom -
-a3ver ara. The total tUporfa9to1 81 al
Vsr this Ysas was l10o tons s-Mn avaRARs
of us fs1s psE 90 aaainn . leas -.
Asy fox sha pEsnsdina ye4E. fhe eoeal
Tafna a. e8Asa impoEas wAa e4sS .0g0
aaAinus eE1f,010 for Ne pasesotna yeaE
10 failina % is ehis8y 10 wooi, d
! walsh tks impoFtatton Lass yeaE 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

BEnnm. July I4.-Ths E@DeroE VIII
Ian hes Ro1o % Matnu. TIE Cee.ts'ts
Ga-sfte states that tha Crown PFinoe
FFoderink william Win iake The waiess
ot ems II ths autumn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

PustADErFHEA, Jaly M.-lt - e.
uounssd yesterday thai B.ily IVES, %
fnEngus negro mtnA1feA 40 @mfsieo Ne
-. IL Ramnlia J. MoxFia danNh-
- al - laas 3. Jag MsrFis, sx- Gated
states Miu1sieE 10 TuTkeg. 1he loving
eoaCls wsEs ualied @ aeoasaaag Alsez-
noan q cnmdsn. Psnnsyiss1ia. Nsu
Jerusy'u Grstua 0fesn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

BKnEm, July A.-EmpeFoE william
arrived az Oonstanes today end yes 70
eeivsd b. The 0xand Dake and 0Eand
DuehosS Of Baden, Who afiorwafd Sc
eompanied him on the steamer 70
MAinan. Tia Emperor stood 90 the
dsuk of the vessel Whan lssving and
waved salutes 10 the oheeFing crowd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

HAn FnANCEsco. Jaly H.-Aafy q.
DseFing, 70 years old. IN q oomplains
hlea IN the BupFsme Court today, says
that she has waited two years for 1amaol
X. n. MuFphy 70 fulGll bis pFomiso Of
marriage, and aho now seeks damages
nlaosd A afOoO00,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

soUuD ISLAND, On. ~, July IA. -
President Cleveland and party are en-
pected 10 arrive al CApo Vineant On
Saturday morning. The party viii take
q trip among The tslAnda, and vii re-
main on lha river daFina She dag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

LIoWDoN, July IA.--FF0fen1of IynaAlls
IN . ooumapication pubiiahs4 toaay,
AVS hs has rscsived 11meFoaa lesoefS
from al parts Of Amsrioa on she tFtsh
H0me Bais question. and theg al Ese-
onmsnd the uimogt rostsienee V olad-
ssena,e pnliay. ~lnaamneh," nnya Pre-
fssz'1r TTnaali, 'taa ths deapsFnls game
- raIscalled : statesman, has ehoasa
to invoke iRnoennt foraiRn optniou
sSainsa ths lnmlEneaed opinion 81 bis
o~n oountrymen, u is vortA sAoSinR
teaf ths AEnsricAn opiniOn n not en-
tlFely on his aide.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

Ionpoa, Jaly 1l.-Unlonisis vill ab-
gtain from voting 0n ne oankrnpeoy
elauas Of TIE Land blns II theT Do noa
abandon Il n tbs faoe Of The thIeaisnsd
prolonged opposition 70 TIE Oil. Many
Conservatives aFo uFnin@ ne oovsFn-
neat 10 b oontant 70 pa@ the loaeo
haldaT's elauss and leave TIE remainder
0f TIE nav bili over tlii next ee@Blo1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

CoLUmBuA Ohio. July 1As-A. q. Thar.
man, eon Of Allen q. Thufmans who v
az present. n Boston, hes Foeeived .
letter fn which en- Senator ThafmAa Do
siFea his con 10 keop his name from
going before the Demooralle Oo1vel-
/ tion as q candidate for 0avsfnor. He
adds: Tho nominAtiea fOR QovsKnof
wOuid plaos ne II very nWkWard posi-
ton, and would compel me 10 dioap-
point nany well meaninR aa0 tRuo
/ friends. Fer, Hotwithslandla2 ny
warn appFooiation of their fEiendship
| and Kind EXPRESSIONS Of eonnd9mos ana
Rood win iron al, shoald. 10 ~
pEesant boalth, be compelled 10 decline,
as Il would lBjure me and perhaps TIE
usrtv.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

Butler. BUILDING, Ja1aaes street
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hn1u. July a. Rothsahild. haad
FARMER ef The ara q hankasa, paased
.aroaah bsriln today On HE uay % 81
fsaaf1o1fR. Tha aappeasd ohfesa of
ne loorney . 70 naauaiaaa ooanaauinn
ne kueni9n eonvornion inan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15

PAhns, Jnly I4.-In the trial Of PFon-
Eiaai yesterday fog he mardsR of Nine.
ksgaall, her maid, and ohildia maid. No
exeenuafing efream5tanoeg we're Shown.
The pFisouef declared he was innooenf,
md kept bold faea 10 the end. II 10
expeeted be viii appeal. but The oAse
aaai1st him Ia terribly ssRong. Tia
scene Ia the court room "a the eloss Of
The trial vas very t0uchinR. May Ia
diea were on the benohea 10 Rst q
nfimpas Rf tia urizanaF
New-York tribune., 1887-10-24

NNAI ER.-By young man hrst-class can
w .urntsh years lCharlestonD reierences hrstcass
civ references Adiress y O. Box 2t0 tribune uptown
Onica 1 aAs BrOlhwAy.
New-York tribune., 1887-10-24

youns nan gr iu thrcity coachman hd groom
,ounrv nan iu The o. 4
unry aud hrstrass reference from late onP"ver IN ih
conf, tntnu -v Uui rsia rs te caro- o. ine catiStr
nu .itr horses carriages ant harness ant viii b. geler
ally u-oul A'ttess H. ~. Box 30 Tribune po"h O1hcs
1 liroadWay
New-York tribune., 1887-10-24
Bcero ano Rooms.


4 FURNISHED front square room. win PHI
y vale family to aencnrn loi l47t "nh IT, nc@'
IeKnrtond'o
I AEGL single room for gentleman H. fr,'
1 class rrI..f family ou Murray ll-u -I' irf manu-.
Adtr,s- with references IAtk'hNl. IHp'h' Df'""
once .23- HfeAd"a'.
275 MADlSON-AVE.-Ii
j. su.te four rooms iu, az n TN plano" - table
t,C.u.ly, Ua- also mont s,o. t..gI io'. D. ei'-''
> VERY Comfortably Furnished h"om> 10
lc. l.. gentlemen reioie"'e 40 d l.'-' ''''
- FAS 46tb-st.. next door {" the W ihdSOr
4 II.,e' elegantly fuIr.hrt I,,n. 'Dr Gentlemen oAJ.
lost locaiioI n tsOu4bie prices
LC WEST 51ST-ST With board. one IHrsc
- small connecting room o. - Hn' I'' $50 "''
hall Gosm on thti ana tnt Do N"oi
f1D-ST.. No. 100 WEST.-ilandsomrly int-
4 nished rooms. southern espo.urc. ierm' ""'i"'
references
RrooklYn
l'lf FIRST PLACE.-Io lrf, with Gr,' -cl'--
I'D boai large ri,rd .tory rou' room a. thtu f'''
O.n.u. oOi r4lr art .lo ',s1- room Terms
low.
New-York tribune., 1887-10-24

WAITER USEFUL-MAN or GROOM. BY o
W young swrd- ip private family understands no" 20
horses thoroughly e. K. Wilson. 2l cortandc
st., 5S
New-York tribune., 1887-10-24
Citp properip Go Get.

RENT, 81, ,5OO.-150 West 46th-st. Four
- story brownstOne, hgh stoop. Inspection solicited
AMncuate possession. AstOr estate.
GEORGE ASHIOKTH, l,417 sAdway.
HE OWNER of IA 25-fO front brOwnstone
mouse stories completely furnished bong oblged 10
70 south during tho winter will let TO astrfctv private
Ay Al low fent Apply 327 West 25thst from 10 H. ~
10 EAST 34rH-ST.-To let, fully furn
~ ish-d ana IN good order Gail address tho above
New-York tribune., 1887-10-24
c,,s,NEss ArTHE EACHANGE.


r,.,to,,s ale lot 2l 4xj7 and 5stoIy building No "a
Trsyer.s, running TO Margoheld ST. near broacs Ioi
Ioyo4 and similar building No 20 FrOast = 5t O1
Sin lot 2S lOx96 10 and similar building NoS Front,
st.s OF slip LOT 70 oI'O ana slli-t
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luldu. 40 - Pcsrs u :. near COentes sip - lots .
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5iiuaiious tUantc0--fcmdlcs.

Siiuailouq Unntc0-- females.
4 I'OOK.-By Il competent woman ~ irSt-cla.S
Y cook private family understands 800 ttnd p' h"
Obi Ia couutrv excellent tiY elcch'o
/ l5j 25tnst can be Monda5.
NOOK. BY a perfect. neat. North Gcyinan
" private family ftsn' = m "hr7 l"'o'-
~ ais, good baker huc desserts andip>-UN is' "p
where lady bo Cal 80 lO" fst I'h '
J. ~ An ayo. parlor hoor
EOOk-By Il Protestant woman ~ first class
~ cook 0f much experience &. \ 1ilbuh' pow"
Once. 1@d@ Broadway
NOOK.-By q competent French woman liiSt-
~ class cook Tor private family no washing. N"'I's'
b., l32 Yves 2Gti 81
EOOK and COACIIMAN.-By man and wIIc
to aEe care nf eenu Insn'- place Cirs t'r @' ps,s
references Address Bos 30 Tfhnhe lptown once I-''
BruAdway.
EOOK. &c BY young Welsh woIniA 'on.-
prtrni and economical. urrad rolls - ip- pntf;
zane dessels hr~i class aundtcS> temperate 'h
frt.irof. nv mOtrrtte. cry or country Jr'''
Tofrien,o AS aa ave. @'ii It
TOOK or LACNDRESS.-By II competent
u yoinc Nolth Ireland ri -s opmpei.ni cp"] 3 ~
ms oa4s aundTr., 2yeais TcicIcn'e 100 Last 'ItAS'
brlr tth-rvc. Pariot Moor
EOOK. BY an experienced SWISS girl; French,
German aud American KING ssks permanent r'Ao
Ia gcvd tY anv- Can bo seen At " tIha'e no c'iua
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NNAITER.-Bv fir,t-cass cOIOred waiter SIN
0el in nrtyats family wiling and obigng drstclass
city snca Address Box 30 Tribune Uptown Once
1 2sH HrOalway.
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information and procure homes
among MS and capital find invest.
ments and bargains, the Pascagoula
Real Estate Agency has recently
been formed for the purpose of
furtbering the interests OF all con-
cerned. This Agency will take
pleasure in furnishing Information
of general or special nature, and
will buy, sell and exchange real
estate in the counties of jackson,
Harrison, Hancock, Perry, Marion.
Greene, or any part of South Mis-.
sissippi and Alabama. Best equip
ped Agency in South Mississippi
for meeting all demands.
Lands examined and purchased
whether listed with the Agency or
not. PASCAGOTLA REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
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Gulf Coast College,
MALE AND FEMALE.

This Institution is located at HANDS.
sipni ity, on the l. S N. r. r. The
next annual session will begin September
13, 1896, under the Presidency of Prof. j.
Hurty, of Paris, H.. who has had more
than 20 years experience in connection
with the public schools Of that State, aud
who will he assisted by competent in
structors. TIandsbOro is within one mile
of the Coast, and is noted for its health
fnlncss. hospitality and morality. Mr.. II.
1t inhaul having purchased the college
property is now building new buildings
aud rcliting old ones, and proposes TO
make tIe Institution the equal of any in
the South. Tuition and board reasonable
Fer further particulars address
H. LIENHARD, Haudsboro, Miss
July so, 1886. 22-ly
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Scranton Directory

CnURcn NOTiCE.--Rev. i. d. Hays
Methodist, vii. preach each month at the
GLOWING times and places:
At Orange Grove first Sabbath at L.
a. m,. and II. III.
At Scranton second Sabbath at II a. m.
and Z p. M.
At Zion third Sabbath at II a. M, aud
Up. M
At Scranton fourth Sabbath Mt II a m,
and East Pascagoula at p m.
BAPTIsT-Elder o. ID. Bowen, pastor
Preaching first and third Sabbaths IL each
month At 5 pm.
/. .. o. F-Scrantou Lodge No. 40
meets every Tuesday at 7:3O p m. s. j.
Armstrong. NC; ]. w. Roberts, V. G.,
r. d. Becht, Secretary t; w. X. Meade
Treasurer. Visiting breihr always vel
conc.
Fire Company.
SCRANTON FIRE COMPANY No. Is. X.
Thompson, president, Geo. Frcntz, fore
man. Regular meeting first Monday
night in each month.
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PAsCAGouLA LODGE A. +. AND A. NJ
No. 202 meets thiid Saturday hight II
zach month. NJ. NJ Evans, W. NJ.
J. II. Rolls, S. w; d. OGuynn, j. W.
II. G. Dempf, Secretary A. Blumer
Treasurer j. w. Stewart, S. D.; J. :
Poltis, j. d.; G.. L. Howe, 5. and L.
EscATAwPA LODGE KNIGHTS or HONOR-
No. 3ll5-Meeis second and fourth Satur-
day nights in each month. Officers II
Colmer, Jr.. D.; Chas. Ehlers, V. d.; +.
Colmef, A. D.. /; b. w. Lester, X. II. N.
Crumhorn, L. R.; H.. Ehlers, T.. +. Green
ouSh, G.. WIN. Greenough, C.; q. w.
hough, G.. +; L. A. Suthoh. 5.
GULF LODGE KNIGHTS or HONOR No.
2lsi-Meets on first aud fourth Saturday
nights Of each month. Ira W. BroOme,
~ l.. McIunis, V. D.; W. M. Ward, A. ;
!. X. Mcleod, r.; p. II. Freeland, +. Il. ;
~ n. McIunis, G.; VIM, Welch, c.; Al
bert Frentz, G.. g. J Anderson, s.; f..
" W. Morrill,, J. W. Norris, WIN. Watkins,
Trustees.
=, X. l.. HOWE r. A. CHAPTER No. 49,
Aeets second Saturday night in each
month. :, T. A. COulsOn, H. p; J. w.
Morris. King.
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Moss Point Directory,


METHoDIsT-Rcv j. p. Drake, pastor,
Preac hing every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
BAPTIST Elder o. -. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching first and third Sabbaths in each
at II am,
PRESBYTERIAN Rev. ID. o. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every second and fourth
Sabbath at 1890 am. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening as pm.